Like India itself, Indian elections have always been raucous, free-for-all affairs, full of noise and mayhem and general outlandishness.
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Unlike England, where eccentricity is treasured because it usually is harmless, our native brand of outlandishness has a hard, dangerous edge to it.
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The outlandishness and impossibility of the tales in question have brought most of its readers, including Otto, to believe it to be pure fiction.
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But there was none of the near-nudity and little of the outlandishness that have often made the show an enjoyable parody of more legitimate awards pageants.
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The independent counsel law is up for renewal next year and already was tottering under the outlandishness of Kenneth Starr's permanent investigation of all things Clinton.
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John Travolta and Nicolas Cage acting like one another was a brilliant hoot, and director John Woo got an amazing amount of existential outlandishness in between the firefights.
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There is one recent novel that does in fact approach the outlandishness of the current reality, though it is a close but different genre, the political thriller.
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Like Steinbrenner, he was an easy target, inspired a fierce debate about the corrupting influence of money on his business, and will be remembered for his outlandishness.
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Yet the bold outlandishness of this construct, one that never acknowledges the possibility of either straight lines or natural shapes, is awesome in its physics-defying totality.
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This is the chief reason his series often hit the creative wall around the third year, and he compensates by ratcheting up the outlandishness and the same old Kelleyisms.
